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882 Olympus Mons on Mars rises nearly 22 kilometres above the surrounding plains, three times the height of Everest, but its slopes are so gradual that a person standing on it would not realise they were climbing the largest volcano in the solar system

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/15/2026 05:13 EDT

Olympus Mons on Mars rises nearly 22 kilometres above the surrounding plains, three times the height of Everest, but its slopes are so gradual that a person standing on it would not realise they were climbing the largest volcano in the solar system

Olympus Mons stands 21.9 kilometres above the Martian plains — nearly three times the height of Everest — but its slopes average just 2 to 5 degrees, gentler than most wheelchair ramps. The science of why a climber's vestibular system would never register the ascent.

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